An unsettled weather pattern is impacting large portions of the United States this week, bringing everything from flash flooding to late-season mountain snow and sharp temperature contrasts.
A slow-moving storm system tracking across the southern United States will bring periods of heavy to locally excessive rainfall, beginning over west-central Texas through tonight before shifting eastward on Friday.
Although this rainfall will be beneficial for drought relief in many areas, its intensity may also lead to flash flooding in vulnerable locations and urban flooding where drainage systems can be quickly overwhelmed.
Excesive Rainfall Risk Across the Southeast
A stalled frontal boundary stretching along the Gulf Coast into Texas and the southern High Plains is acting as a focus for persistent showers and thunderstorms. This boundary, combined with abundant moisture and a well-timed upper-level disturbance, is fueling…
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